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Original KISS guitarist Ace Frehley has sadly passed away at the age of 74. His death comes after he was injured in a fall. According to TMZ, Frehley was recently placed on life support due to a brain bleed related to a fall in his studio. Unfortunately, he was showing no signs of improvement during…
Ace Frehley (ex-KISS) has cancelled his remaining 2025 dates due to “medical issues.” This news comes shortly after the guitarist cancelled his Lancaster, CA show due to a “minor fall.” The following statement was issued: “Due to some ongoing medical issues, Ace has made the difficult decision to cancel the remainder of his 2025 dates.”
Ace Frehley (ex-KISS) has cancelled his September 26 show at the Antelope Valley Fair in Lancaster, CA due to a “minor fall.” The following statement was issued: “Dear Rock Soldiers, Ace had a minor fall in his studio, resulting in a trip to the hospital. He is fine, but against his wishes, his doctor insists…
KISS’ original lineup, Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Ace Frehley, and Peter Criss, have commented on being chosen as Kennedy Center Honors recipients. The band were picked by U.S. president and convicted felon Donald Trump, who serves as chairman of the Kennedy Center board. Stanley told Rolling Stone the following: “From our earliest days, KISS has…
Ace Frehley (ex-KISS) has cancelled his immediate live shows due to illness. The guitarist commented: “Hello everyone, I wanted to let you all know that I will sadly be unable to perform this weekend on Friday May 23 at Brat Fest in Madison, Wisconsin, or Saturday May 24 at the Arcada Theater in St. Charles,…
Ace Frehley has confirmed that he is working on his next covers album, “Origins Vol. 3,” with producer Alex Salzman. Notably, Salzman also produced the other two volumes. Frehley said the following during an appearance on SiriusXM’s “Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk“: “I decided to reconnect with my old producer Alex Salzman. So, it won’t…
During an interview with The Metal Voice, Ace Frehley further addressed the rumors suggesting that Steve Brown (Trixter) handled most of the songwriting on “10,000 Volts.” The former KISS guitarist says he was “shocked” when he heard Brown take a majority of the credit for the album. Frehley said the following: “I got aggravated the…
During a recent interview with Ultimate Classic Rock, Ace Frehley (ex-KISS) denied the rumors suggesting that Trixter’s Steve Brown recorded most of the guitars on his latest album “10,000 Volts.” According to him, Brown only played “a couple of” the solos. Frehley said the following: “Wow. Listen to previous albums by Steve Brown. Do they…
Ace Frehley (ex-KISS) has premiered a new video for his new song “Cherry Medicine.” This track is from his new album “10,000 Volts,” which will be released on February 23.
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